Northwest landscaping

Peruse our list of native plants of the Pacific Northwest. Natives are beneficial for wildlife and add natural diversity to your garden. Includes Alpine Strawberry, Broadleaf Lupine, and Columbine, among others.

Looking to create an easy-care garden in the Pacific Northwest? Explore our selection of low maintenance landscaping ideas that thrive in this unique climate. From native plants to stone pathways, discover how to transform your yard into a sustainable outdoor space that requires less effort and provides beautiful results year-round. Enjoy a stunning, eco-friendly landscape with options perfect for sunny and shady spots. Find tips for choosing hardy plants that will flourish while conserving…

I consider myself very lucky to live where I do, in the Pacific Northwest. The temperate weather and ... Read More

Discover easy, sustainable low maintenance landscaping ideas Pacific Northwest style for a thriving, eco-friendly garden all year round.

The palette of native shrubs to choose from in the Pacific Northwest is so wide and varied that it can be difficult to narrow down your options when it's time to start planting. Marina French , restoration designer and landscape architect at The Watershed Company, shares five native shrubs that hav

Today we’re visiting Jeanne Cronce’s garden. With almost 40 years of gardening behind me on our five acres here in the Pacific Northwest, I am still learning about plants and […]

Linda Skyler gives us a glimpse into her Pacific NW garden wonderland

Low Maintenance Landscaping Ideas Pacific Northwest Discover easy, sustainable low maintenance landscaping ideas Pacific Northwest style for a thriving, eco-friendly garden all year round.

Maybe it’s the photo-ready Oregon light, or the abundant Northwestern green at every turn, but something about Portland makes for exquisite landscapes. Take a look below to see a few our favorite Yardzen landscape designs from the Portland area. 01 WOODSY MODERN The trick with slopes is to work with... Read more »

Perennials surprise each spring as they pop out of the soil. Plant a perennial today and you’ll have flowers for years! Discover 13 of the best flowering perennials for your Pacific Northwest garden landscape!